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How many people feel when they find out their loved one passed...

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how it is to know there's no chance you can see that person again...

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My topic for this topic is how people survive with the lost of a loved one. What helps people get over grief. I will be talking about this in my own experience and how I deal with knowing I will no longer get to see that person also how my mom dealt with it and articles on how other people deal with it.

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In this article it says theres 7 stages of grief and those 7 stages are Bereavement, https://www.medicinenet.com/loss_grief_and_bereavement/article.htm#grief_loss_of_a_loved_one_facts

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"I feel like half of me was taken from me" This is what my mom would explain how it felt when she lost my dad
"sacakaracate de qui" This isn't a word but this is what he would tell me every morning when  would go to there room to lay down
"Vete a la escuela" He would tell me this every morning because I would never want to go to school

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Me and my dad would be with each other 24/7 and I would always wake up when i would hear he's leaving and make him take me with him but the would always make time to take us on family vacations to the beach. This one family vacation we were at Puerto Penasco and we were at this hotel that was right on the beach and it was early in the morning and the tide was low so we wanted to go and walk around in the morning and at that beach there was  a lot of sting rays. My dad would always tell us to be careful where we step and i remember always being scared of stepping on one. I was walking and the sand in the water was disturber because my dad stepped there fist and all I remember is stepping then feeling a sharp pain in my right foot. I had started to cry and told my dad what had happened and he picked me up and took me all the way back to where the rest of my family was and squeezed the venom out of my foot then called the paramedics to check my foot out. I kinda blacked out while he was squeezing the venom out of my foot so I don't really remember how it felt.